---
product_id: 24433399
title: "Tosca Commercial Steam Cleaner, Made in Italy, Heavy-Duty Multipurpose Steamer, 25 Professional Accessories (25-Tosca)"
brand: "dupray"
price: "316214 kr"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Dupray"
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---

# 90 min continuous runtime 320°F steam blasts grime 25 pro-grade accessories Tosca Commercial Steam Cleaner, Made in Italy, Heavy-Duty Multipurpose Steamer, 25 Professional Accessories (25-Tosca)

**Brand:** dupray
**Price:** 316214 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💨 Blast dirt, not your schedule — clean smarter, not harder!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Tosca Commercial Steam Cleaner, Made in Italy, Heavy-Duty Multipurpose Steamer, 25 Professional Accessories (25-Tosca) by dupray
- **How much does it cost?** 316214 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/24433399-tosca-commercial-steam-cleaner-made-in-italy-heavy-duty-multipurpose)

## Best For

- dupray enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dupray brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile 25-Piece Toolset:** Professional attachments tackle every surface from floors to car interiors with precision
- • **Eco-Friendly & Chemical-Free:** Sterilize and deep clean using only water—safe for family, pets, and the planet
- • **Unmatched Cleaning Endurance:** Up to 90 minutes of nonstop steam cleaning per fill keeps you in the zone
- • **Industrial-Strength Steam Power:** 320°F high-pressure steam melts away dirt & germs without chemicals
- • **Built to Last with Italian Craftsmanship:** Heavy-duty design backed by a 3-year warranty and lifetime boiler guarantee

## Overview

The Dupray Tosca Commercial Steam Cleaner is a powerhouse Italian-made steamer delivering 320°F high-pressure steam for up to 90 minutes per fill. Equipped with 25 professional-grade accessories, it effortlessly cleans and sterilizes diverse surfaces without chemicals. Designed for heavy-duty commercial and home use, it combines eco-friendly operation with durable construction, backed by a 3-year warranty and lifetime boiler coverage.

## Description

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Review: You'll clean things you never cleaned before - This is a whole new way to clean. You don’t need buckets, chemical and all kinds of cleaning tools. You don’t have to think about how you’re going to clean something. There is minimal setup because you leave the water in the unit from the last time. You just pull it out of storage and plug it in. You use the lowest pressure setting when you want continuous steam (plenty for the floor) and the higher pressure settings when you are blasting away dirt in hard to get places. Inside corners and tight grooves are the hardest to get to so you use more pressure to get in there. Sometimes I have to wear a rubber glove because my hand is too close to the hot steam. All the attachments are thick plastic that insulates you from the heat. But they hold up well with the heat. When I steam the floor (terrazzo), I need only two small towels to mop the whole house. The bristles on the medium floor attachment grab the terry-cloth towel like it was velcro and I wrap the excess towel on the extension pole and hold it in place with a velcro-strap (16 inches) I got from Home Depot. The two-tank heating system is the only way to go because you just keep filling it and go. On a one-tank system, you have to wait for a cool down to fill it and wait again to heat it up. Sorry, when I’m working I don’t want to be forced to take a break, I want to keep the momentum going. So what you are doing is: melting the dirt and grease and transferring it to a towel that you throw in the laundry washer. You’re always using a rag or towel to wipe right after you steam something. It is surprising how well it cleans and don’t forget, you’re sterilizing it with heat. Killing ALL the germs with simple water. You do get some ‘hot-water’ condensation out of the hose at first, but plan for and put it on your rag instead of where you are steaming. I am really glad they put a sliding latch on the handle as a ‘lock out’ so you don’t accidentally push the trigger and shoot steam in your face. You only have to do it once to learn your lesson. The trigger is actually a large electronic button under the handle that is activated when you gently touch it while you grab the handle. It has a pretty light touch so it is easy to turn on the steam. Again, use the ‘lock out’, avoid the ACCIDENT! It’s almost fun when you find new things to clean with it, and it really shines when it is a tight crevice you’re trying to get into. You really are BLASTING the dirt away with super-hot steam (water boils at 212f/100c, this is 320f/160c). UPDATE: Ouch !!!! Use a rubber glove over the hand you’re not triggering with. I had a leak on the side of the brush I had covered with a towel that I didn't see and got burned. I had to put a bag of frozen peas on it to take the sting away. I still love my machine though. I was cleaning my leather couch and the steam makes it look like new again. UPDATE: My kitchen sink has a four foot horizontal drain-line in the wall that clogs every two-to-three years. In past years I have bought so many pieces of heavy equipment to take care of this and all the lines in my house. This year I thought, “hum, I wonder if that drain-line fitting in the Dupray works?” Short answer, “YES”. I felt like crying in happiness because it was sooo easy (remembering the pain in previous years). Remember,”320 degrees at 120 pounds of pressure.” It pushed all that food and grease and sterilized the pipe, I did it twice. NICE ! UPDATE: I have sinus problems because of breathing mold-spores from the air conditioning. I am an engineer and have been fighting this problem for years. I was cleaning my a/c condenser coils and was about to put the grill back on to finish. I thought, “I can’t imagine there would be any mold on the cover face of the unit. The condenser is what gets wet for the mold to grow, not the cover.” Well I was surprised to find small black spots (mold) on the inside of the fins of the cover. I thought, “you want war, you got it!” With the long narrow attachment I started methodically blasting away the spots. Steaming is like using bleach, it drills down to the original color. When the steam pressure was getting lower, I just pushed the button for maximum steam to up the pressure. Eventually, I take a break to let the pressure recover, about three minutes. As I’m blasting the spots, I started thinking, “this is getting LOUD” !! It’s like standing next to a jet engine without ear protection.” I went into the garage and put on my lawn-mowing ear muffs. Lastly, if you’re cleaning the interior of your car, go to a restaurant supply store and get some heavy-duty rubber gloves, the ones that go up to your elbows. You can shoot your hand a long time and not feel the heat. When you wipe your steering wheel, shoot the rag with the steam, then wipe. If you shoot the wrong plastic, you could melt it. You can also use the gun WITHOUT an attachment for a less concentrated, more gentle, stream of steam. UPDATE: I just finished cleaning the freezer on my extra-large stainless steel refrigerator. I have the French doors on the top and the freezer on the bottom. I threw away old meat and pulled out the shop-vac to pick up all the loose vegetables. I then wiped down everything with a wet rag and the only thing left was some sticky fruit and some waxy stuff in the tracks where the shelf wheels ride. I thought, “hum, wonder what the Dupray would do?” No problem, wax is up and the sticky stuff no more. Another nice thing is being able to blast in the tiny corners, makes for a more professional job. Wow, that went well, and easy too! Ok, what about the finger prints on the stainless-steel doors? I used NO ATTACHMENT, I hold the gun 4 inches from the door and shoot semi-condensed steam on to the finger-prints. I wipe with a clean rag and finger-prints no more. There is no doubt the nicest thing about this Dupray is NO RINSING with clean water. NO CHEMICALS NEEDED ! I went back to the refrigerator to see if there was anything else I wanted to tell you. I looked at the refrigerator and thought, ‘gorgeous’. UPDATE: So now I have more and more things I need to clean with the steamer on a regular basis. I mop the floor every two weeks and clean the air conditioner. This steamer moves along pretty fast so the list is growing, you’re getting big nasty jobs done really well and FAST! This time, before putting the steamer away, I thought “well the kitchen cabinets need a cleaning”. I’m a good cook and somehow a drop of spaghetti sauce flies out of the pot on to the white cabinet door. There are also hand prints and coffee drips down some door. I use a foam pad for my knees when I get down on the floor to be eye level with the bottom doors. I used the triangle attachment with a towel over it to rub the doors clean. I had 13 doors and 10 drawers done in about 15 minutes. I also did my in-wall oven and I discovered that if you use the triangle attachment like you use the single long nose attachment, you get a much wider steam spray that does larger areas pretty fast. It’s not blasting out dirt from corners as much as moving along faster. Also, holding the towel on the triangle attachment got pretty hot after a while, so I pulled out the heavy rubber gloves for more insulation on my hands. Now I am using ionized water instead of sink tap water. The steamer uses so little water that I can afford the best water for my machine. The ‘ionized’ water doesn’t have any minerals in it so I don’t have to clean it every 20 hours of use. I get the ionized water from my grocery store for about 86 cents a gallon. I might use a gallon per month for the steamer. It’s a no brainer. When I clean the A/C, I use the single nozzle attachment with the horse-hair brush. It’s gentle on the fine aluminum fins, I don’t brush them, I just use it to protect against bumping into the fins. They bend VERY EASILY, and you DON’T want that. When I turn off the steamer, I push the power button on the front panel and wait for the dashed lines to stop and the word OFF displays, THEN, I look at the back where the power cord is and press the main power switch to completely shut down the machine. Doing it this way avoids hurting the computer inside and messing up the programming. UPDATE: Here is a special circumstance, so listen up. When you are steaming and the unit runs out of water, the alarm will start beeping and the Low Water light will blink. You press the power button on the front panel to stop the annoying beeping. You fill the water tank with water and press the power button to start the pumping. This time, the sound of the pump sounds different. It doesn’t sound like it is pumping water. The reason is twofold. For one, the pump ran out of water so it will need to prime itself. Second, the pump is pushing against steam pressure. To get the water into the pump, you will have to let all the pressure out. Then the pump will have a chance to draw water and push it into the steam chamber. It seems the pump can’t prime AGAINST steam pressure. Just let the steam out and the pump will sound different, the water starts flowing. Or…, don’t let it run dry, my bad. No biggie !
Review: After having bought one…this is a “TAKE MY MONEY” because it’s with it machine. - I love this thing. Only had it for a couple months. Just moved into new place and this thing knocked the bathroom cleaning out of the park. Heavy duty, intuitive use. LOTS of steam. Easy to move around with the rollers and excellent attachments for just about any cleaning project you could think of tackling. Thinking about making this a future birthday gift for someone who would appreciate a gift like this. If you’re thinking about it, just get the thing. Just my cleaning my new toilets when I moved in. Didn’t have to touch a thing. It released anything and everything and made it easy. Nuff said

## Features

- 𝗣𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗖𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗻𝗲𝗿, 𝗠𝗮𝗱𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝗜𝘁𝗮𝗹𝘆: High-pressure steam easily removes dirt and grime from various surfaces. Enjoy up to 90 minutes of continuous cleaning per fill-up for efficient results
- 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗿𝗲𝗵𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗶𝘂𝗺 𝟮𝟱 𝗣𝗶𝗲𝗰𝗲 𝗧𝗼𝗼𝗹𝘀𝗲𝘁: Includes a 25 piece assortment of professional quality, specialized attachments for detailed or factory sized cleaning on any surface, including concrete floors, upholstery, tiles, kitchen appliances, car interiors, warehouses, janitorial work, windows, hotels, and more, ensuring versatility and efficiency in every task. An essential part of any janitor or maintenence worker cleaning supplies
- 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹-𝗚𝗿𝗮𝗱𝗲 𝗣𝗲𝗿𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗥𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆: Built for heavy-duty, long term use with Italian made components, this steamer is ideal for both professional and home environments, delivering reliable and powerful results every time.
- 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹-𝗙𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗖𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝘄𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗿: Deep clean your surfaces using just water without relying on harsh or toxic chemicals, promoting a safe, eco-friendly environment that’s perfect for your business, family and pets
- 𝗪𝗮𝗿𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘁𝘆: 3-year limited warranty and a lifetime warranty on the boiler, ensuring long-lasting performance and peace of mind, so you can rely on your commercial cleaner for years

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #184,683 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #35 in Steam Cleaners |
| Brand | Dupray |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 578 Reviews |
| Included Components | Cleaning Pad, Triangle Tool, Window Tool, Extension Tube, Triangle Bonnet, Rectangle Bonnet, Scraper, Nylon Brushes,, Garment Steamer Bonnet, Lance, Microfiber Cloth, Steam Head Attachment, Microfiber Pad, Refilling Bottle, User Manual Included Components Cleaning Pad, Triangle Tool, Window Tool, Extension Tube, Triangle Bonnet, Rectangle Bonnet, Scraper, Nylon Brushes,, Garment Steamer Bonnet, Lance, Microfiber Cloth, Steam Head Attachment, Microfiber Pad, Refilling Bottle, User Manual See more |
| Model Name | E0A1U5BDP |
| Special Feature | Commercial Reliability, High Pressure, Large Capacity Tank, Rapid Heat Up, Temperature Monitor, Steam on Demand Trigger Special Feature Commercial Reliability, High Pressure, Large Capacity Tank, Rapid Heat Up, Temperature Monitor, Steam on Demand Trigger See more |
| Surface Recommendation | Tiles, grout, hardwood floor, concrete, windows, mirrors, ovens, stovetops, countertops, BBQs grills, showers, bathtubs, sinks, cloth steaming, curtain, pet bed, car detailing Surface Recommendation Tiles, grout, hardwood floor, concrete, windows, mirrors, ovens, stovetops, countertops, BBQs grills, showers, bathtubs, sinks, cloth steaming, curtain, pet bed, car detailing See more |
| Wattage | 1600 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Dupray
- **Model Name:** E0A1U5BDP
- **Special Feature:** High Pressure, Large Capacity Tank, Rapid Heat Up, Steam on Demand Trigger
- **Surface Recommendation:** Floor, Window, Upholstery, Walls, Fabric, Car, Leather,

## Images

![Tosca Commercial Steam Cleaner, Made in Italy, Heavy-Duty Multipurpose Steamer, 25 Professional Accessories (25-Tosca) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71AV3QHwSbL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Anyone has had this  for more than a year without problems?**
A: Problems here, product blows water and could not warm up my hand from 6 inches. Customer service says that that is protocol and the steam cools upon contact with air. hmmmm 0/10 rating, rather use a bucket of warm water esp for 1K

**Q: Can this be used on any materials? Carpets, rugs, leather, etc. Has it ruined anything or caused any damage?**
A: This would seem to be better asked directly to the manufacturer. My first guess is that steam would not be good for leather, but some of this is just common sense. I assume there is also a user manual?

**Q: What does pressure reading say or look like?**
A: It's like digital.  You can see the pressure reading in numbers and you can see the number reading change as the pressure increases.

**Q: How do the brushes that clean the grout hold up?**
A: I've had mine for a year no issues. Just cleaned grout on 2600 sq ft home and 2 tile showers for the 2nd time and still haven't worn out the plastic brushes. Working better than the largest McCullough steamer thus replaced when the boiler blew up on it after 2 years. No cloggs and easier to drain and maintain with the Tosca too.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You'll clean things you never cleaned before
*by C***A on February 2, 2019*

This is a whole new way to clean. You don’t need buckets, chemical and all kinds of cleaning tools. You don’t have to think about how you’re going to clean something. There is minimal setup because you leave the water in the unit from the last time. You just pull it out of storage and plug it in. You use the lowest pressure setting when you want continuous steam (plenty for the floor) and the higher pressure settings when you are blasting away dirt in hard to get places. Inside corners and tight grooves are the hardest to get to so you use more pressure to get in there. Sometimes I have to wear a rubber glove because my hand is too close to the hot steam. All the attachments are thick plastic that insulates you from the heat. But they hold up well with the heat. When I steam the floor (terrazzo), I need only two small towels to mop the whole house. The bristles on the medium floor attachment grab the terry-cloth towel like it was velcro and I wrap the excess towel on the extension pole and hold it in place with a velcro-strap (16 inches) I got from Home Depot. The two-tank heating system is the only way to go because you just keep filling it and go. On a one-tank system, you have to wait for a cool down to fill it and wait again to heat it up. Sorry, when I’m working I don’t want to be forced to take a break, I want to keep the momentum going. So what you are doing is: melting the dirt and grease and transferring it to a towel that you throw in the laundry washer. You’re always using a rag or towel to wipe right after you steam something. It is surprising how well it cleans and don’t forget, you’re sterilizing it with heat. Killing ALL the germs with simple water. You do get some ‘hot-water’ condensation out of the hose at first, but plan for and put it on your rag instead of where you are steaming. I am really glad they put a sliding latch on the handle as a ‘lock out’ so you don’t accidentally push the trigger and shoot steam in your face. You only have to do it once to learn your lesson. The trigger is actually a large electronic button under the handle that is activated when you gently touch it while you grab the handle. It has a pretty light touch so it is easy to turn on the steam. Again, use the ‘lock out’, avoid the ACCIDENT! It’s almost fun when you find new things to clean with it, and it really shines when it is a tight crevice you’re trying to get into. You really are BLASTING the dirt away with super-hot steam (water boils at 212f/100c, this is 320f/160c). UPDATE: Ouch !!!! Use a rubber glove over the hand you’re not triggering with. I had a leak on the side of the brush I had covered with a towel that I didn't see and got burned. I had to put a bag of frozen peas on it to take the sting away. I still love my machine though. I was cleaning my leather couch and the steam makes it look like new again. UPDATE: My kitchen sink has a four foot horizontal drain-line in the wall that clogs every two-to-three years. In past years I have bought so many pieces of heavy equipment to take care of this and all the lines in my house. This year I thought, “hum, I wonder if that drain-line fitting in the Dupray works?” Short answer, “YES”. I felt like crying in happiness because it was sooo easy (remembering the pain in previous years). Remember,”320 degrees at 120 pounds of pressure.” It pushed all that food and grease and sterilized the pipe, I did it twice. NICE ! UPDATE: I have sinus problems because of breathing mold-spores from the air conditioning. I am an engineer and have been fighting this problem for years. I was cleaning my a/c condenser coils and was about to put the grill back on to finish. I thought, “I can’t imagine there would be any mold on the cover face of the unit. The condenser is what gets wet for the mold to grow, not the cover.” Well I was surprised to find small black spots (mold) on the inside of the fins of the cover. I thought, “you want war, you got it!” With the long narrow attachment I started methodically blasting away the spots. Steaming is like using bleach, it drills down to the original color. When the steam pressure was getting lower, I just pushed the button for maximum steam to up the pressure. Eventually, I take a break to let the pressure recover, about three minutes. As I’m blasting the spots, I started thinking, “this is getting LOUD” !! It’s like standing next to a jet engine without ear protection.” I went into the garage and put on my lawn-mowing ear muffs. Lastly, if you’re cleaning the interior of your car, go to a restaurant supply store and get some heavy-duty rubber gloves, the ones that go up to your elbows. You can shoot your hand a long time and not feel the heat. When you wipe your steering wheel, shoot the rag with the steam, then wipe. If you shoot the wrong plastic, you could melt it. You can also use the gun WITHOUT an attachment for a less concentrated, more gentle, stream of steam. UPDATE: I just finished cleaning the freezer on my extra-large stainless steel refrigerator. I have the French doors on the top and the freezer on the bottom. I threw away old meat and pulled out the shop-vac to pick up all the loose vegetables. I then wiped down everything with a wet rag and the only thing left was some sticky fruit and some waxy stuff in the tracks where the shelf wheels ride. I thought, “hum, wonder what the Dupray would do?” No problem, wax is up and the sticky stuff no more. Another nice thing is being able to blast in the tiny corners, makes for a more professional job. Wow, that went well, and easy too! Ok, what about the finger prints on the stainless-steel doors? I used NO ATTACHMENT, I hold the gun 4 inches from the door and shoot semi-condensed steam on to the finger-prints. I wipe with a clean rag and finger-prints no more. There is no doubt the nicest thing about this Dupray is NO RINSING with clean water. NO CHEMICALS NEEDED ! I went back to the refrigerator to see if there was anything else I wanted to tell you. I looked at the refrigerator and thought, ‘gorgeous’. UPDATE: So now I have more and more things I need to clean with the steamer on a regular basis. I mop the floor every two weeks and clean the air conditioner. This steamer moves along pretty fast so the list is growing, you’re getting big nasty jobs done really well and FAST! This time, before putting the steamer away, I thought “well the kitchen cabinets need a cleaning”. I’m a good cook and somehow a drop of spaghetti sauce flies out of the pot on to the white cabinet door. There are also hand prints and coffee drips down some door. I use a foam pad for my knees when I get down on the floor to be eye level with the bottom doors. I used the triangle attachment with a towel over it to rub the doors clean. I had 13 doors and 10 drawers done in about 15 minutes. I also did my in-wall oven and I discovered that if you use the triangle attachment like you use the single long nose attachment, you get a much wider steam spray that does larger areas pretty fast. It’s not blasting out dirt from corners as much as moving along faster. Also, holding the towel on the triangle attachment got pretty hot after a while, so I pulled out the heavy rubber gloves for more insulation on my hands. Now I am using ionized water instead of sink tap water. The steamer uses so little water that I can afford the best water for my machine. The ‘ionized’ water doesn’t have any minerals in it so I don’t have to clean it every 20 hours of use. I get the ionized water from my grocery store for about 86 cents a gallon. I might use a gallon per month for the steamer. It’s a no brainer. When I clean the A/C, I use the single nozzle attachment with the horse-hair brush. It’s gentle on the fine aluminum fins, I don’t brush them, I just use it to protect against bumping into the fins. They bend VERY EASILY, and you DON’T want that. When I turn off the steamer, I push the power button on the front panel and wait for the dashed lines to stop and the word OFF displays, THEN, I look at the back where the power cord is and press the main power switch to completely shut down the machine. Doing it this way avoids hurting the computer inside and messing up the programming. UPDATE: Here is a special circumstance, so listen up. When you are steaming and the unit runs out of water, the alarm will start beeping and the Low Water light will blink. You press the power button on the front panel to stop the annoying beeping. You fill the water tank with water and press the power button to start the pumping. This time, the sound of the pump sounds different. It doesn’t sound like it is pumping water. The reason is twofold. For one, the pump ran out of water so it will need to prime itself. Second, the pump is pushing against steam pressure. To get the water into the pump, you will have to let all the pressure out. Then the pump will have a chance to draw water and push it into the steam chamber. It seems the pump can’t prime AGAINST steam pressure. Just let the steam out and the pump will sound different, the water starts flowing. Or…, don’t let it run dry, my bad. No biggie !

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ After having bought one…this is a “TAKE MY MONEY” because it’s with it machine.
*by D***N on December 19, 2025*

I love this thing. Only had it for a couple months. Just moved into new place and this thing knocked the bathroom cleaning out of the park. Heavy duty, intuitive use. LOTS of steam. Easy to move around with the rollers and excellent attachments for just about any cleaning project you could think of tackling. Thinking about making this a future birthday gift for someone who would appreciate a gift like this. If you’re thinking about it, just get the thing. Just my cleaning my new toilets when I moved in. Didn’t have to touch a thing. It released anything and everything and made it easy. Nuff said

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well Built Unit Works Great
*by C***_ on November 11, 2025*

Great unit. No doubt expensive. However, you get what you pay for. Some of the reviews reflect issues that are found in cheaper brands. The one shipped to me is flawless. Works exactly the way it was designed. Reaches 317° - 320° very quickly (8 - 10 min max). The vapor is not saturated or watery as some have suggested. If the unit sits without use for a period of time, the recommendation is to release the first triggered steam into a bucket or sink to rid the hose of condensation. After releasing, the vapor is no longer saturated and you go on to cleaning with steam vapor. I have a cheaper unit which works well at 1/10th the cost. But it gets messy after a relative short time (10 - 15 min) with saturated vapors. This doesn't happen with Dupray as long as you are using it. I have cleaned my greasey, stained, 50 year old oven to almost spotless (also using oven cleaner). I would show pics, but it needs cleaning again. This unit works well. Expensive, but worth the money if you enjoy working with precision instruments. I highly recommend this unit.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Dupray Tosca Steam Cleaner: A commercial-grade steamer made in Italy, perfect for both professional and home cleaning needs, offering powerful performance and reliability.
- Dupray Large Rectangle Bonnets – Reusable Microfiber Steam Cleaner Pads, Heavy-Duty Steam Mop Accessories for Deep Cleaning Floors, Tiles, Grout, Walls, Kitchen Surfaces – Pack of 5 White

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